"If the Fire Department knew there was any kind of information through a tape and the information was vital to the recovery early on, I think they should have made every effort to listen to it," said Capt.
But after safely negotiating the last, the gelding veered to go left through a tape which stretched across a break in the running rail, and his jockey was thrown to the muddy ground.
This is true of pieces related to childhood heroes like Evel Knievel and John Lennon, whose death in 1980 is evoked through a taped interview — you hear it as you enter the show — with Frank Veteran, the doctor on duty the night he was shot.
He has traveled ― like that time he partied in Vegas and drove his wheelchair through a taped off crime scene.
or through a tape-player.
You'll have a table read, followed by a rehearsal, followed by another rehearsal, then a studio run-through, a network run-through, and then a taping.
Mrs. Brennan said she dictated stories -- memories triggered by a song or a sight, "the little things" that make her husband's personality come through -- into a tape recorder she keeps in her car.
As Lennon hated doing a second take to double his vocals, Ken Townsend, the studio's technical manager, developed an alternative form of double-tracking called artificial double tracking (ADT) system, taking the signal from the sync head of one tape machine and delaying it slightly through a second tape machine.
One persistent gray fellow (gray suit, gray hair, gray face, gray voice) got through the crowd, shoved a tape recorder toward him, and asked the obvious questions.
They began by vocalizing on Joshua Fried's "Headphone Sextet," which requires performers to repeat what they hear on a tape, through headphones, as close to the moment of hearing as possible.
The messenger then passes through the ribosome like a tape, and the instructions it carries are used to assemble the protein that the gene encodes out of smaller molecules called amino acids.
